I love maximizing my creativity! If I ain’t being a good dad to my kids, or in the gym, I’m f*ckin’ working.” And, in an amazing moment, he shows just how real the grind is, even for a Hip-Hop legend like himself. “If I could work everyday with no sleep, I would work my f*ckin’ ass off, because I love maximizing my capabilities.
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In a clip that seems part Rocky movie and part MTV Cribs, Reggie Noble is sounding mad motivated. Twenty Years Ago, Redman Had Us Down For Whateva Man (Video) From the looks of some videos that Redman recently posted on his Instagram account, however, it looks like that might be about to change. Now, nearly 4 years have passed, and the album has yet to arrive. Redman teased the album, back in 2013, and even released a prelude mixtape. Dre’s now-scrapped Detox, and Jay Electroncia’s debut album. ORIGINAL HEADz UP! score: 6 out of 6 (converted to RapReviews.For Redman fans, Muddy Waters 2, the sequel to his beloved 1996 album, is starting to take on a lore rivaling mythic albums like Dr. This may be one of the last albums of ninety-six but it easily cracks my personal hip-hop top ten! If you only knew Red from his “How High” duet with Method, you’d still find this is the bomb and so will the long term Red-headz even the ones who weren’t feeling the last LP. There’s really no bad moments on here except maybe for the short “Chicken Head Convention (Skit)” tacked on right after the incredibe Erick Sermon duet “Whateva Man ” a definite slowdown at the wrong time. Songs like “Welcome (Interlude),” “Do What Ya Feel” (a duet with Method Man) and “Yesh Yesh Y’all” capture the dark feel of album numba two while songs like “Pick It Up,” “Smoke Buddah,” and “Da Bump” capture the flows of the debut that made Red the Funkadelic MC. There’s too much to love to give it to you all in the space of a few paragraphs, but let it suffice to say that there’s something for every stripe of Redman style. (She nearly beat my ass in when I mistakenly told her this song wasn’t on the new album.) As my homegirl Nigerian Goddess would say, it doesn’t get any more ecstasy than this.
One of the album’s illest cuts is a reunion duet with K-Solo known simply as “It’s Like That (My Big Brother).” Over a reworking of one of hip-hop’s all time hardest beats (Just-Ice’s “Cold Gettin’ Dumb”) K-Solo and Redman trade back and forths with K-Solo bragging he’s “loquacious and gregarious” while Red makes it clear with the statement “You battle me, you won? You might of, but then you woke up”. Noble drops science on other times the beat hits harder than granite – and in “Soopaman Luva 3,” we get hit with both in two successive verses! Am I a fan? You can tell, but if you’re a real hip-hop head, you already know about the way Redman breaks it off and this shouldn’t be a surprise at all. At times, Sermon hooks Red up with a real “punk smoove” beat that Mr. The title implies a kind of grimy rhyme style that Red has always had, but it also implies a blues artist or a soulful funk feel both are apt. Join us in the battlefield, in the swamps and the Muddy Waters of Newark NJ. Now Redman’s back “to start a campaign on ass kickin” and from the first song to “Da Ill Out” there is no doubt that it’s lyrical war and Reggie Noble is taking no prisoners. Many people bought his debut, “Whut? Thee Album” many slept on the equally impressive but cloudily overcast sophomore LP “Dare Iz a Darkside”. It’s YOU who has to wake up and realize that ever since Redman got put down on EPMD’s “Hardcore” he’s had the East coast locked down with skills.
Trevis is addressing the wrong person, if you ask me. “Redman, wake up… wake up Redman wake up this is album three!” Dr.